Timothée Chalamet has been starring in a lot of movies that have made some big box office moolah, and he has even more hitting the movie schedule in 2026. His latest, the A24 movie release Marty Supreme, set new box office records for the studio, earning its biggest domestic opening of $28.3 million and becoming its highest-grossing film with $157 million worldwide. But not all movie release news is good news, and the actor apparently has very complicated feelings about the future of movies. I just didn't see the poor ballet taking shrapnel coming.
Bonus footage from “A CNN & Variety Town Hall Event: Timothée Chalamet and Matthew McConaughey” (via Variety) had the Wonka actor talk about seeing an article that stated the Gen Z crowd is more of a moviegoing crowd than millennials. While sharing what he believed audiences want in a theatrical release, Chalamet tried to explain where he stood on attempts to keep movie theaters alive:
